The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-22
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Treasurer Jenkins was in town Tues
day.
Mr. [. L. nunl>le hasretfrei from busi-
ness.
Miss Loic Argus leaves for shenan-
doah next week,
Mrs, f. y. f'hotl,as and children have
arrived from Usage, Iowa.
Miss Bertha Plummer will leave next
week for her old home in Maine
Mrs. G. L. Plmnmer returned from
Minneapolis Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Fred Wilson, brother of Mrs
Foote, leaves for the East next Monday.
Mr.. F. S. Smith leaves on sunday next
for a several week $ visit to Minneapolis.
Mr. e. L. Drury is contemplating re-
moving from Chamberlain 10 Sioux
City,
Mr.. I. w Bird made trip to Hand |
county Saturday, returning Monday
evening
Mrs, Jay and Mrs. Elliot, of Cham
berlail, were guests of Dr ard Mrs. |
Hilliron, Monday
Mr Il. K. Jones, "Our Jones" has
severed his business connections ut
!'lanisinton aud returned to Kimhall, |
and to remain, we hope.
Miss Louisa Boclsfnger expects 10
| start next week for visit of six months
or year with her brother in Denver, |
Colorado Miss BocEfnger will he
greatly missed from social and musical /
circles in Kimhal
Mr. and Mrs j. X. Barkee ave enter
tanning this week Mr. Barkee's brother
Mr.. L. L. Barl5eo, of Lake Mills, Ia, and
his mother Mrs. Olive Barkcc, of Brs-
toll la. They willvisit the Lower Bfulc
| Indian agency Saturday.
Mr.. c. L. Hammond and W S. Willis
sre both in Chicago. The former is in
his fathers coal office aud ti,o latte7 is
working at his trade-printing Mrs.
Willis is also doing e:tiee werll we re
greet to learn that Mr. and Mrs. Hammond
some ,;,nn
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I q i'ls'hafei- man mas COW which has
gwen ''r'h 70 e'shleen caves a"flng the
PAST zen years haYias twins eaeil year foi
e'sot years out OF the ten
Nicholas Glc!,olaiwold, an employee
oi :" y. 9hHW' broke his collar bone
friday Willie ili'ins h'I-ra on t"
wagon lie was taNen At once to Dr..
i1oiiiAser once ana MS INJURY attended
TO-
'h Monday afternoon next the Plank
lhfon aA'' "oonsoeiSet e!Nba expect TO
meet Aefe' ~hile on Tue tuesday fore
neon ''4io"lng tl'e f9Fn'er nlne wants to
lieS sae 'iitSheii boys'---'!''afsS I|ll'%b-
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ledy who left her tablec!oth hang
ing out all night so that the stains would
disappear madea complete success of
the experiment, says liaap2'a Ba-0al'.
Tie stains were gone in the morning-so
was the tablccloth.
Some ofthe farmers in the adjoining
80 '->I ''"''''-
townships inform US that they are going
To perfect an organization at oncc in
their repectiNe localities and make il
hot 10y tie fellows who are killing the
half grown prairie chickens.
A, Armour m tbe rory,l, > yo,,,,c IN.
2 aion bov wos rr,r over hv c;,izon w,,;la
t r;1inr . horse and l,;!1ea Tho ,,,.t,or
was successfully arhitratcd by the citi-
zen purchasing bright red parasol for
} the squaw mother OF the boy.
Thu law REQUIRES fl,T. everv cons.a},Ie
and sb,riti in tha ts,ritorr shall REQ ,hot
HE sa,nc laws are NOT vio,a,ed If anv
4 pe,sop is found shooting prairie click.
< ens dncks. SHINES or plover or, voi,r land
report the matter to Sheriff ochsner.
The Hastings GNeb. Lg,5sn soys.
. 'prohal,lv this is the worst tlroutb Nel,-
a rasSa has ever had. at leas, since If has
$ been settled. Never hes2re have the ma.
tive pastures been 50 dried up as nov.
The present outlook fer The farmers, is
!, very gloomy
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4 size-ia tlle county is that on c. r..
IS Tinans claim. 4 miles east of town.
If There are 50 acres of il. Good Judge.
n say that ii is hard to bcat. Tie Charm
tc man is no slouci of farulor--wbcl
Il w. II. Snow docs the work.
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